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On our Ask A Vet segment, we chat about dog sports with our veterinarian Danielle Jongkind.
What should you consider when buying a new pillow? Frances Wong lets us know in our Wellness segment.
There’s an Audio described performance that TO Live is offering on Saturday, March 25 called Colossus. Programming Coordinator, Nathan Sartore tells us all about it.
The International Blind Café has grown substantially over the last little while. Julie Martin, our Community Reporter in Nova Scotia has more details.
Yang Wang recently wrote an article on a multiculturalism related hot topic in the Chinese community. She tells us more.
On our monthly Voices segment, Producer Jeff Ryman joins us to talk everything from his love of sports, to becoming a father.

CSUN was last week, and Orbit Research announced a new product. Michael Babcock fills us in.
Brock Richardson recently went to the Canadian Paralympic Committee Summit where he caught up with numerous athletes. He tells us more in his Sports Update.
We’re joined by AMI Podcast Coordinator, Ryan Delehanty who gives us a sneak peak of some upcoming releases.
Thaw Di Gras took place this past weekend. Kim Hovey, our Community Reporter in Dawson City, Yukon tells us all about it.
We check in with Independent Living Skills Specialist Leanne Baarda where we discuss home management for everyday living.
The Toronto District School Board is considering implementing a policy whereby discrimination on the grounds of caste would be prohibited. Danielle McLaughlin has more on Know Your Rights.

The Toronto Blind Curling Club is hosting the Provincial Blind Curling Club Event this weekend. Joining us with more details is Toronto Blind Curling Club Team Member, Jasmine Schuchardt.
Sony made a $600 camera for low vision users. John Biehler has more during our App Update.
We get into the Friday Buzz, with Bill Shackleton.
We have our gardening segment with Susan Kerney where we highlight two plants, the Shamrock and the Lemongrass Plant.
On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey is joined by Author of The Lost Scroll of the Physician, Alisha Sevigney.
Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

Margrett Weldon shares Headlines on health, lifestyle, technology and accessibility.
Margrett Weldon tells us how pets, and service animals are affected, when couples go their separate ways.
It's the Wednesday Buzz with Bill Shackleton.
The Rick Hansen Foundation is providing accessibility training, ratings, and funding for infrastructure upgrades in eight municipalities across BC. We learn more with Brad McCannell, VP Access and Inclusion.
Our friends at Robert Half join us to discuss what makes a dream job for Canadian workers.
We get to our monthly Employment conversation with Elysia Yardley. We’re talking about Performance Management and its importance.

AIRA has released a new app for android. What can users expect? Michael Babcock fills us in on Talking Tech.
On our Sports Update, Brock Richardson tells us about curling playoff format he wouldn’t mind seeing carried over into conventional sports.
#IGotThis returns next Monday on AMI-tv. We tee up the new season with Jennifer Jellicoe, Senior Creative Producer at Honey Cut Studios.
There’s a one hour seminar to learn about bringing healing intention to your home gardens. Southern Ontario Community Reporter, Annette Dennis has the details.
Registration is open for his year’s Summer Advo-Camp at Lake Joseph. Devon Wilkins tells us more in her guide dog report.
The federal government announced a bill to establish a permanent Commission to investigate wrongful convictions. Danielle McLaughlin discusses this on Know Your Rights.